National Association of Retired Civil Employees Meet Friday
Chapter 378 will convene Friday at the Little Banquet. Visiting period runs noon to 12 30 p.m. with a buffet luncheon at 12 30. The regular meeting follows. Members should bring the January issue of Retirement Life and the gathering is for all retired federal Civil Service employees and their surviving annuitants.
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The
National Association of Retired Civil Employes
Retirement Life Magazine
Federal Civil Service
Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights Teen Driving Woes
In this reader column Ann Landers addresses a 14 year old who spends time in a driveway instead of schoolwork and hints at limiting a grandmother gift of a car. Other letters discuss pursuing marriage after a widow calls, and dealing with a hurtful cousin.
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Ann Landers
Granny
Dolly
Ann
4-H Club and HDU News Updates Across Douglas County
Multiple 4-H and Home Demonstration Unit meetings are planned in Oakridge Sarcoxie Kanwaka and Vinland with lessons on Know Your Local Government and Know Your Local Government. Hostesses host co hosts and guests attend with roll calls about Douglas County and Kansas. A note adds a tip to muffins with finely cut figs.
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Oakridge
Tony Ice
J. R. West
Bob Nehrbass
Sarcoxie Home Demonstration Unit
Dave Williams
Wellington
Glenn Elder
Harry Crisp
Delbert Felts
Donald Norris
Cal Government
Kanwaka Home
W. F. Elkin
M. O'Connor
Julia Craig
Lewis von Travis
Douglas County
State of Kansas
Harold Willits
Francis Wempe
Vinland Home
Ed Eckman
George Plantz
Harvey Booth
State of
Kansas
Tau Kappa Epsilon at KU Plans Founders Banquet
The Alpha Phi chapter at Kansas University will host a Founders banquet on February 2 to mark the fraternity’s 65th anniversary. J. Russell Salsbury of Claremont California, incoming international president, will speak. Tau Kappa Epsilon began at Illinois in 1899 and has over 200 chapters. The KU chapter, 43rd, was chartered in 1941 and has moved to a new $300 000 house at 1911 Stewart Ave.
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Alpha Phi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Kansas University
J. Russell Salsbury
Claremont
Calif
Salsbury
Lawrence
New York
Illinois University
Bloomington
Ill
Stewart Ave
Plymouth Elects Slate And Approves A Budget
Plymouth Congregational Church elected new officers for the coming year and approved a budget of 67112 at the annual dinner meeting. Kenneth Deemer was chosen to succeed Karl Klooz as moderator for 1964, with unanimous votes. New deacons, trustees, education board members, campus ministry board members, and at large council members were named.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Kenneth Deemer
Karl Klooz
Thomas H. Black
J. W. Twente
William Womack
Milton Allen
Carl Fahrbach
W. D. King
Board of
Christian Education
Maud Ellsworth
Ed Goebel
Jo Kapfer
Don Metzler
Rawleigh Zillcox
Millie Alexander
Herb Olmsted
Economy beef steaks best by braising rather than broiling
The guide notes that common round blade bone chuck and flank steaks suit Sunday and weekday meals. It cautions against broiling these cuts like porterhouse and T bone, recommending braising with browning and slow cooking with a small amount of liquid.
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Porterhouse
American Meat Institute
Circleville transfer and local updates in personals
The Kenneth L. Knox family relocates from Route 4 to Circleville Ohio where Knox has been with DuPont Tecumseh plant and later DuPont film lab. Barbara Wescoe plans to enroll at Kansas University. Irvin Youngberg recovers after Tuesday surgery. Browne family mourns father Roy E. Browne in Kansas City.
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Kenneth L. Knox
Route 4
Circleville
Ohio
Knox
DuPont
DuPont Research and Development Laboratory
Barbara Wescoe
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
Wescoe
Lawrence
Indiana University
Irvin Youngberg
KU Medical Center
R. Edwin Browné
Kansas City
Browne
Roy E. Browne
Clyde Woods Jr
Emporia
Bobh Nelson
Grace S. Nelson
San Antonio
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Florida
Hollywood
Miami Beach
Nelson
Baylor
Louisiana State University
Jacksonville
Straight and Fitted Describe Fashions By Italian Designer
Italian designer Baratta presented a spring collection emphasizing slim lines and high tailoring. The line featured straight silhouettes, defined waists, and minimal detailing with gabardine and melton fabrics, including long fitted jackets and notable pocket treatments.
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Rome
Baratta
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HDU
Russell Spencer
KU Tau Kappa Epsilon
Plymouth
Trudy
North Carolina
Air Force Academy
Miami
Nebraska
Auburn
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
George R. Waggoner
Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Southern Illinois University
Urbandale
North Central Association
Band Box Beauty Salon
Maine
Drakes
Alexander Brown
Hawkeye
Buster Brown
Massachusetts
Lady Esther
ACORN
Mls
Miles
ST. Joseph
Jay Fleer
Fleet
Bud Jennings
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